Not the most transparent transit option, but the Jersey jitneys run more frequently, often cost less and typically don't require exact change.

Marin Boulevard’s growth spurt may be getting some added height, as local developer SILVERMAN is looking to leave their mark on Jersey City’s skyline by constructing their first legitimate high-rise.

The expansion of development along Newark Avenue in Jersey City is continuing westward through the heart of The Village neighborhood.

The towers rising in Jersey City’s Journal Square may soon have a new neighbor. A new two-tower project at 808 Pavonia Avenue could feature over a thousand units and a museum.

Last year we predicted 2016 would bring unprecedented development to Jersey City. As it turns out, that’s exactly what happened. If 2016 was the year of planning projects, 2017 is the year of breaking ground.

Local food startup, Whealth, is bringing their goods to Journal Square, where they plan to open their second location in the new Journal Squared tower.

Earlier this month, the much-anticipated Journal Squared tower began leasing, ushering in what many predict will be the rebirth of Journal Square. Now, a lesser-known project, just across the plaza, is also preparing its leasing program.

Two new art galleries in The Heights host packed receptions, making it clear that The Heights is currently Jersey City’s art beat.

The Jersey City Redevelopment Agency has filed a lawsuit over a vacant warehouse at 125 Monitor Street as part of their ongoing effort to see residential reuse of the building.

A new plan to transform a former Jersey City fire station on Palisade Avenue into residences sounds like it will soon move forward.